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9isninssm9nnan beu Ell itpase Rast, far,
Rpiip er ! oeres S9noer Iast, far.
5oli / Stat bel liauar,
60 bel mefte iisnar. =
Va, paa ipart cit Gre sisr bel Salt, far.
Ban ipar elm 9Iut, far,
gte Ilite ut, far;
Stat Del li9rar Ut pan fpar Elm Gut, for.
Va fpar Elm Bite Nat, me cot ifipr, far,
Srep bel Stat iaar 40 me os Mor, far.
Slite 2~i9nin9sfarar
Sn9eu Ting bel iparar;
eliot os glide iii Del firing cit Buro, far.
apar elm Seit, far,
Brpt be Lott, far.
Sfatten aufar, Doe far ME til 5rpit, far.
Ger | Norse bli be pfte ia9t, far,
8ommunismen Der fer aloris Mast, far,
| So, Doe fan bu iein,
Senne 2isninsssreia
Snart oil bptte lit, siep bare Ntt, far.
Bifja mi, for,
@jen9 lie fri, far,
Sifjeitat bel lisnar bennar i, for.
Stat bel iampalt lesse paa Ell gieit, far,
2%iteitor, I'M DO er turr bel felt, far!
Snart blir be oil jatta,
Vt bel lisnar 8atta,
5or DO t9fe Mus, iom ale peit, far!
Bar infje BUS, far,
s bort Sus, far, =
Sfatta me til Rotiur o9 til Rus, far.
Spruno 9eln9s.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14
RorrefpDnbance.
so,pu Of Garfield, Sac aui Barle 60, Rinn
III. Rsoaffgr!

souu Of Garfield, Sac aui Barle go, Ninn.
Sr. Reoaftsr!
ner CT yaanse, iom inbifriberer paa 2eres
gpis. oa berfor oil iss tilaoe mig at lenoe
gem en- 8orreipcnoance bertha.
Set er sierne iaa, at naar to norlte 5ar'
mere trafier bp%erauore, iaa faloer Samtalen
,,prue paa yeir os Yino; berfor oil jes o9s
i'm beonnSs oermeo. vi urme Tarmere Der
Ter ppr Undergoing imsoe, os Iariasen er
gstr ga yino. Sfjor biemipstes pi al laa
frpateliae Sasseliturme, at lisetil NoteterHe
,nSer sproen s~belasoes, os osIaa iaar er
Wouoe after blepne fjemis9t al l~ignenoe
I1peir, Set par, iaauiot Jes minoes, ben 24oe
euli. of Sasseleu neoilos Srpoen paa line
steoer. men ies sit nGiten fri, iaa jes priite
min lntfelia peo at beboloe naiten alt Nit;
men bet ituloe BOG life saa iaaleoes; jes faar
moi pente ct gar til, fDr jes fan faa noser'
Nplina. ga ri rotten bapoe giort Dor Sars
nett. iaa @rpoen ltuloe %itatfes, blep ri bar, at
nj enpnu bouoe en- anben Sarpeit at slsre:
be iaafalbte gridets eIer Sirisi + bapoe poes
loat hper enefte Stat paa G9eren, % fpr ri
euonr bar feroise, Tom Der ct &e9npeir, iom
ri life bar bait Nase til / be 8 War, les bar
beet her. Set ipm bet er, fommer Der e1
Sfur, % bet r0ffer ps parer, iaa MI Tan ot
,pore os for at binoe mere. Sper SIaf er
iaa Iammensrcet, at ben itaar aloeles srsn,
iaa gnbper NOT oil inbie, at ri ifte l9nse Tan
itaa | bette. Ssr bar hi p9ret pld9et al
Ssrte, men I'LL bliper bet Smpenote Silf9ls
bet. sspr omtrent s glar iioen Tom Ies berpp
ga broste meb mig en- for Gel, fulopattet
meo Saalmooisbeb; NIL bar ies lite mere
iaien oeraf, / bet Mfinoite life mere, eno at
lea fan siemme bet / min Y%eitelomne.
@iare 9auosmGnb! On no9en al Goer,
aiennem "Eolten"s Spalter flroe oplple ps
ON, bpor Der er frit 9anb at faa, belit iN9rF
beoen af Sfo9 p9 SanobRtfe, ba piloe ban
oisre os en- itor 5ieneite, tbi ri pl 9lerne
ior,sge Dor 9pffe paa ct anbet Steo % is,
ON Dor onoe @enius fslser meo Us a%llepesne.
%or n9rnneite Wartebsplaos or Maoiion,
en- me9et lipli9 5crretninssbp, iom for Die
bIiftet osiaa er County, Sabet for Sac qul
Tarle. Der er mango "Saarbopeoer", ipm
inobiloer Jig, at De fan f%oranore, bpao @ajcs
rittten / Gountpet bar siort, men ri baaber,
be have to take the backseat.
Ser er 2 glepators, 2 Eafbober ianlt 2
Serfiteber ipr SjGpelen, boilte betaler $3.50
bper ON Iaret / 9icenie, % bet er oesoerre
altior Manse, iom Der ta9er Sieneite.
s bet &eli9ipie saar bet ganite rpli9t
6ult saur / airten Spnoas 5prmiobas %
npber Naoperens Saframente, men orlper
pua meo fulot Nrbeioe ON gitermiooasen.
Seq ituloe pnlte, at Ell opstisere Sen uaite
Sang uil laoe bore fra Zig ON 5prboloene
beroppe. $. !. ..
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14

0erneit paapeses 9gbruelisbebens
Sremsans / Norse, liseiOm baabe 2Opz
siuninsen us NfbOlbsielfaberne roles
for fin Nnbel / bette sobe &eiultat.
Joreoraset, Der er bolot | &Om for en-
Samlins al &epreientanter fra ale
2anbe, paapeser ben norife 2opsionins
iom ct Msniter til @~fterfslselie. 8i
tilluber os at bibiatte benne Del al So
~rebraset:
Norse ipnes at bore bet eneite euro
petite 2anb, bpor en- betrastelis 5ors
minbfelie, relatiut til 5olfemensben,
bar iunbet Steb / be fibite fprretppe
Mar. Siben 1910, ba 8eifatninsen
o~perflpttebes fra Observation-Disclosures
til Yrobuftet os blep nsiastist beitemt
efter &pantum os Stprfesrab, fienber
man temmelis ~npiastis 5orbruset. &es
buceret til rem GlfObOl Os beresnet efter
Solfemensben, bar 5orbruset i Norse,
Der / 1888, ba 8renbeuinsOnbet beriebe
polbiomt / bette 2anb, git op-e fter en-
life filot paalibelis, men i~narere for LAB
enb for bsi Beresnins til 8 Sitter rem
Ilfobol pr. Snbpaaner, / 1S43 iunfet
til 5 Sitter os anbrus berefter | @iens
nem1nit til | Narene:
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14
Srempealeau Go. @is

Srempealeau 70, WtS.
"Sfanoinaoen" gto 20 for 20be Suli
itaar IN grtitel fra gn, iom unoertesner iig
T.. Sprlt forteller ban, at SBrfe / Screening
meb "gbind Bugs" paa bet N9rmete bar
tnset Del, ipm ri Ifllbe biGlpe ps meo. Sette
er Dog life iaa, tbi ri faar bog / bet Sele to-
get, runot Der ialfalo, balp Nplin9.
Saa fort9ller bau: "Ser er mango Brill
upper / ben iibite 5io. De er baaoe LANCE os
%tcibare, % 9ans % 3rif % ben oeraf i'll
senoe Haabeb bprer til alminoeli9 Sroen."
Saa boloer ban en- lioen ErGbifen, % tilllut
Tan ban lille fatte, bporlebes Pr9iterne rplis
tan ie paa alt bette, uben at foripse at faa
bette llu9ien itanbiet
Sr. t! bar BE madlfe beItribt rbaifterne
for oisie Brpulper? Ga ba fan ies lanst.
fra life unores paa, ON Te er blepen liot
pranten, % oa er bet heller life noset m9rfe.
liat, ON 5orretninsen er 8aast iitaa, iom Sc
Tiger. Ren bpao Drill, Dams os 8aabeb
ansaar, lao tror jes lite, iaa piot ies peb, at
bet bar i%ortjeut no9en Sfentlissiprelie al
9em.
Soab BrGiterne ansaar, ba bar jes aloris
hsrt anbet, eno at be bar aouaret Soil baabe
for 9rif, Dams % ul1ass 8aabeb; men
maalte 9e, Or. I! bar bsrt noset Mnoet. st
ipnes mig merfeltst, % bet er, at bet life
mart fuloe Saa op for Solicit Der runbt
at De tunoe sisre bet beore | at at.
lieoise fine Traiter, jamie fig ON DEM Or.
t! ~bsnfalbe Dem, ON De bible cplaoe 9eres
&VIt, munotlis uotrpife 9eres 5slelier, lore
os noset beore, END Ri biotil bar lart al
YrGlterne cs FIRE os paa ben rette Bei, iaa
o' oeo 9eres Sielp, or. t., funoe bliue itaa.
en0e paa en- iaaban @ruub, at Ri funoe babe
Saab ON en- lpttelis 9ilu9relie baabe lesem.
ils o9 aanoelis Senieenbe. e.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14
Gu Wenina.

Wr. q. s. Rourie, @enerdl @eitern Nsent
FOR &ppal Batting Bomber Go, ~ffriper: "Ses
mar aloris feet iaa fore Reiultater at en- 2e.
,es Recepter, iom ies bar efter ct Bar 7ase
II babe brast "Tapilcn (grtraet Of Glar)
stin Cure. Seq fan life beifriue pioenifa.
'elist, bpao bet bar siort for %, men fan
ise, at Here Gars 2asebebanblins bar lite
liort for os, bpao Yapiuon bar siort eftsr at
laps parst anpenbt ct Bar Ganse". Stort
5laiter fun 81. 9ilialss Dos q. 8. Weiier.
Sseorab, Soma, % bos p~aalibelise 7rassi.
tier operalt O
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14
Sama Gitp, Soma.
Sr. EeoaftBr!

or. GeoattBr!
Seq tilaoer mig berbeo at sipe Gem en-
tort Sfilbrins at 9anoet os 5orboloene Der
/ Gountpet. Oct lisser iaa omtrent / Soipas
Centrum os er iarlis ~besuniiset fremfor
mango andre Steoer | Staten. 8i bar Der
9oot Sanb en- 9pboe af fra 90 til 80 Sob,
ct i9roeles iunot 8lirta ps en- rig Sorbbunb.
Sette Wars 8rsoe ier louenoe no, life minoii
Maiien, til 9robs for ben Itarte 9prfe, ri
bar baft os euonu bar. Serumfrins finbea
Der life mango Worife, men fo~rreiten tilbprer
Setoltninsen foritjenise Rutioner. ..gi er
oerfor for faa til at bolbe roseu Brett oe
bsrer Serfcr psiaa ijelcen nosen Eiepifen.
u. 8. gridion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14

Del er psb en- sset 8eifatnins, iaauel
paa SrubuftiOn ium paa nbialset os
llbitianfninsen, ueb ifarpere &esler for
ublfienfninsen iumt ueb ben alminbes
lise Weninss Snbpirfnins, Der besuben
er blepen anipuret al Gibulbsiellfaberne
at bet / @orse er lpffebes at brinse
Branbepinsforbruset neb til en- Treble
Def, i Sprbolb til 5olfemansben, al
bpab bet bar for iprretppe Iar iiben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14
SrGnoeoinsforbruget I
Nor9c.

Observation-Disclosures / Nprse itaar
lapt iammenlisnet meb andre 9anoe.
vi ct Sorebras al Or. .. s. 8ro9
fremsaar, at, raar 5orbruset re9nes pr.
Snopaaner, er Horse $50. 2 / &atfen al
II europailfe Stater.
Otter 5prbruset pr. Snbpaaner at
resne, fommer be forifjelise europaiife
Nationer | fslaenbe Srben:
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14
8enpon, Iinr.
Sr. Geoaftgr!

VT. UeOaffpr!
Sueoen Der, iom cosralt / @opobue iaar,
par llnaet fell iuloli9nbist. Sarmerne ier
MI Hart, at bet lille Longer saar an at iaa
9oeoe, men at De mac faite Jig oper nosei
NNoet, Iaaiom 8u9sapl, 5aareaul, Seiteop.
Oratntns, 9prtnlns at g%rpniaser oip. Den
aa'n'inoelise tpI re CONNER eioroe, at Spsi
0'eo rleset minorc / Wen9oe END i9ppanlis
yen toite Resn bar bog opfrilfet @rGsieis
sRtlt l%aaleoes, at Der bliper not af Spbt
SVltea lslennem, % man bar Saab ON o.
'aa at tomme oper Yinteren.
te9Hooemenisbeoen Der bar bapt ct fore.
,pO'9t Msoe ON llotreoelie af Spnoben, 90
Usa tonlnler bel til at uotrqbe paa n9Its
"'shisbeosmgbe. 8anoioat Nnbeneis er faI,
vi III mtolertiois TrGit os ifal efter 5Orlp.
UsaOe mart croineres. Yrufesiorerne Bpd.
a'aA % 8roie, Der | 5erien bar opbolbt fs
W.T. oen 5srite paa @oIs Yraitesaaro %
s,a aNoel hos fine 5orGlbre, er reiit tilbast
;" AortbFielS for Der at fortiette rneo fin.
'e"'oe aroetoer. $. s. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14

fla % ,outrou.rr $500 yiis af iulsi,GHSis usrussi
1unuei I Suinois, RiseOniu, Soma, RiHn,iota -
Iateta.
Den CT ben bssii, sirstt, Ruts m.n.m ale be iornsma'
ctssu I RSrsD,i,,u % Speu,iten % bet fern, stf'tn.
Cor Aarter. 5imeta5slsr, grisr for easiassru %
jrssi etc. s.up,nse man fs til Gbienss, Tilpaufss D
u. gauI Srubou.us uarm,hs Stationssasent slu
,o~il.suiOmb.h 5anbansassut bpSriombaf Be Gore
asos Stattr % Canada
n. ystusr, q. q. q. earpentsr,
ysneroI Ranaau. General Qais. & 9ifet asent
q. D. fu6sr, SEQ. Q. esaWers
asi't eenl gaanasu. asi. GsnT Rais. aidst Agent
yailpaustt. Ris.
gor rns,r,inins mse 1tnIpn III eans % epu. 'ta
AZ Chicago. waiIpauss a Ct. Raul 5rnbansn, benpea'
% man Rs til e.S canSen,
ssni Gommisaone, TiIrautss, @isssSas-
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14
1eesrab.ssitea.-caSas ben f4se eeptsmber 1881.
@ip Ql9t!

Ctemtttttuot xouoSmGno uns
oerretteS berpeo ON, at Oct e. Ipf'
feoes os at eiere uiGopanlte tors
SeIasttse strransementer for pore
fore Sphs @rfnrfoner meo Den DTS
refte ifanoinapiRe Ifibs'
Iinie 1binepaaa, bpiS 9rfmritoner
forrisc Aar panot ueeit Nnerfiens
oelie fra glmenbeoens 2ioe; 90,
oa ri anttunoenoe soft bar Anieos
nine til at opertrrie alt, bpao
biotil CT siort FOR at faHe pore
SanSSmrno en- fomfortabel 90 bcs
baselie c%perreiie, baaber pi I Gu
cnonu beiere GRAB at pinoc Yns
blifums Inerfjenociie. Tcoens
~ftaaenoe CT en- Tel at DC 6oroeie,
iom tilbpocS al oS;
Sri transport al Yasiaaerer
% oeres Baggage iaapel peo Mns
fomften bio til Chicago iom peo
9lfreiien. Sasasen "hedes" DTS
refte fra bort aontor l Chicago til
Sanoinss iteoet l Sfanoinapiem.
Grtra Surti9tos beftaaenoe AZ Sas
cages, Sbinepaaaerpress 90 forte
Observation-Disclosures FAINT Yun.
manS Sopepo8ne. Bore Grtras
toe ajpr fun ct Spbolo melem
Chicago 90 1ew Bort, nemlis peo
Niasara 8 Saloene, bpor 5o9et
tfamoier here Elmer, for at pass
iasercrne fan taa Inlconin9 til
armnSt9 at bcie bette Iaturens
ttnser. Ora Niagara iortiGttes
Heiien mco Grtratos siennem
SuTalo, &ohefter, Spraenic 90
9tlbanp, @%opeofaoen | Statcn
Icw BORT. SRA stlbang ioi8er
Grtratpset oen piomnoerlis naturs
jfjcnuc @uoion Slpo til Tem
BORT. 0eo 2lnfnmiten til Tctp
BORT mootages Yasia8ererne AZ
Sbinapaaa sinjenS I9cntcr, Der
beiorser transporter al Baggage
Sirefte til Sinjens lot.
Veo Mnfomitcn til Soften i~erperes
Nrofoit paa Sbinsualas& ompa'
nicts S%efonnins.
sra ocn Stuus YaSiaserernc
inoinoer FIG paa bort Gpntor !
Gbiea9o, To. 1876 e.. &in,ie Str.,
til DC lanocr I Sfanoinapien. CT DC
mnSer Rompanicts OPIUM 90 @as
retG9t.
0i fpl8er p%erionlis ate @rfur'
ffoncr ira Chicago til New BORT.
S,ele 8eiien ira Yeapn oelien til
slmtnim8cn CT CIT imloftGnoi8 Spft'
reiie, % life minoit CT bette Eli:
tGloc ira Nttp BORT til s%fanoina'
piem meo 5binspaaalinjems tore,
elesantc Yotterpress 90 Yasiaser:
oampcre, tbi Sbinspaaa : Sinien
CT TOM beficnot ifanoinapif, %
belle Wanoifabet fra &aptein til
cppartere CT 0oromGno, Spenifet
% 1anife, % fun Wooersmaale'
tales omboro. Zen, TOM lite taller
oct norIfe, ipenife eaer oanfe
sproa, tan lite iaa fel8e meo paa
oiSie G~rfurFoncr.
2lae 2tnorontneer CT mt 8torte
for Den tort mmli8e Sefnemnte'
lisbeo, cmiors % iferfte Siffer'
beo paa SAP % sano, FAINT biat:
acre Yris paa 8iaetter cub no8ens
HnSe for.
Ten, Der bar 8aao til at 8iere
en- @eiie til SGorelanSet ibeit, BOT
itrar inoiemoe fin sloresie % mGn'
ne, bpilfem sio ban aster at tore'
tase 2ei,en, % ri ifal % ttrar ten'
DC ct tmlSn9noiet Grfnrtonss
Yro9ram.
@rfuraonerme afsaar til islsens
DC 9ioer;
Sra ghicaao. Sra Reu gort.
lite 22. Sept. SbinsoaQa "a. Sept.
2oen 6. OF. 6efla 8. OFT.
3oe 20. Oh. 8eiiT %. DIT.
4be 3. Nop. Sslano 5. Nop.
ste II. Nop. Sbinguaaa 10. Nop.
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Chicago September 1887.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-14

o.. 8pomins, Soma.
wy oros tor nosIe Tiger iiben neb fra
A a.Iota 1or Of forisse min 2pfie I Soma
'A'0' "a, at Jarmerne I Sones Gountp
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
REV. GEO. S. HUBS.

No sadder event has ever been given us
to chronicle than the death Of Rev. Geo. S.
Hubs, which occurred at his home at
Lake Mills, Wednesday last, October IL,
1887 He was man of commanding in-
tellect and welded great power in the
pulpit From sketch of his life, pre-
pared by Rev. T. Walker, of GAINESVILLE,
and read at his funeral, we take the fol-
lowing extracts:
Our brother, Rev. George S. Hubbs,
was born in Spencerport, Livingston
county, New York, February 1st, 1843,
and died at his residence in Lake Mills,
Wis, October II, 1887, aged Al years, 8
months and 9 days. He came to Beloit,
Wis, with his parents in the fall of 1866.
His father died February 10, 1859, and
his mother died December Ord of the
same year.
Brother Hubbs made a beginning in
Christian life on January 21st, 1860, in
the home of Rev. Stephen Adams, in Be-
lott. January %, 1860, he became pro-
bationer in the Beloit Methodist Episco-
pal church. February 10, 1860, one year
from the death of bis father, he received
the witness of his acceptance with God !,
in a general class meeting IN the old
church, and on July 20 of the same year
he was received into full connection In
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
t cider at Stallman's.
PERSONAL.

DIR. F. j. Ioussaint, of Milwaukee,
visited here Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Perry, of Pennington,
visited friends in Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. V L. Moore, of Waukesha, was a
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore last week.
Miss Gertrude Mentink visited her sis
ter, Mrs w. E. Dodds, at Milwaukee last
week.
Charles Green and wife, of Portage,
visited Mr.. Green's parents in the Third
ward, last week.
City Treasurer H. A Block and wife
left on Saturday on a three weeks visit
to relatives and friends at Hortonville,
Outagamie county.
Miss Minnie Mcmahon, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here for
several months past, took her departure
Saturday for her home at Greensboro,
North Carolina
r. Blanchard, of Elkhorn, has been
visiting for few days past at his former
old home in the town of Pennington, and
called on friends here Friday, among
them the editor of THE REPUBLICAN
Mr.. Blanchard appears well pleased with
his new home.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
FORMAL OPENING OF THE Y. M C. A.

The formal opening of the Y. M. G. A
rooms occurred last Thursday evening
with grand supper and reception, the
former being under the direction of the
ladies' auxiliary. The supper was served
in Mrs. NJ A. Wright's store in the next
block. The good taste of the ladies was
displayed in the handsome decorations of
the supper room, and the choice eatables
with which the tables were spread testi-
fed to the fine culinary attachments from
the same source. After supper the friends
of the association repaired to the rooms
and enjoyed a pleasant time. Singing
by Mr.. and Mrs E. Brandt, Miss Lizzie
Ruesch and j. B. May lent additional
pleasure to the happy occasion. Remarks
on the association, its work, purposes and
prospects were made by President j. B.
Bennett, Hon. Daniel Hall, Rev. J. B.
Finn and Daniel Jones' The affair was,
indeed, all through fine success and the
friends of the Y. NJ. @. A. have every
reason to feel encouraged over the result
of the formal opening. About $50 was
realized from the proceeds of the supper.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
Hymeneal.

A matrimonial event of more than or
binary interest in German circles was the
marriage last Thursday morning, October
Is, 1887, in the Lebanon Lutheran
church, by the Rev. Mr.. Alwart, of Paul
Schwefel to Miss Louise Schwefel, daugh-
ter of William Schwefel, of Lebanon,
Dodge County, chairman of the county
board of supervisors. After the cere-
monies wedding festivities were held at
at the home of the brides parents and
continued throughout the day and even
ing. Among the large number of guests
present, were Hon. @. r. Field and DR..
". f. Whyte, CT this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
A MEDICAL DEAD BEAT.
vices.

A doctor" Plunkett, representing him
self as one of the proprietors of the Poly
patbic Institute, of Detroit, Mich, arrived
here week before last from Oshkosh, as
he said, and put up at the American
house. He flooded the town with pam
phlets printed in English and German
from electrotypes he furnished The Re-
PUBLICAN office to do the work The med
ical adventurer's advertisement appeared
in The Weltburger, and everything was
set in motion for a season of healing
nothing being lacking except the patients.
Wearied of waiting and watching for the
sick and manned to turn up, DR.. Plunkett
skipped the town, leaving his bills I'M
paid. We have the electrotype outfit on
our bands, worth about 80 cents for our
part of the assets. He tried to get our en-
dorsement on a check on a Mankato
Mimi, bank, thinking to make raise in
this way. This is what gave him away
to Us, for no person with grain of COM
mon sense would expect to obtain money
on the endorsement of a newspaper man
Plunkett said he had married daughter
living at Tracy, Mimi, whittier he was
vending his way, curing all who would
come in his path en- route. The Welt
burger Office had warning from La Crosse
about him. There, it appears, he played
the dead beat" role to perfection.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19

the church, under the pastora!e of Rev.
Wesley Latin. Shortly after he was re-
ceived into the church be received an ex-
horter's license. and little later, a local
preachers license from the Quarterly
Conference in Beloit. In the spring of
1860 he began the study of Latin and
Greek under Prof. Porter, of Beloit Col
lege. The next winter be left college to
teach school, but continued the study of
languages out OF school honrs and on his
return to college in spring he was in adj
vance of both of his classes. At the end
of the college year he had the highest
standing in Latin aDG Greek of any stu
dent in the college.
This was the last of his attending col
lege. but he continued his study of Ian
guages in private.
Tn the summer and fall of 1862 he was
four months in the army. Later, when
he attempted to re-enlist, he was thrown
out on account of bodily lnfrmity.
In January, 1863, he was married to
Harriet E. Boone, also of Beloit He was
engaged mostly in teaching up to April,
1865. when Rev. j. Ell. Jenne, presiding
that year He joined the Wisconsin, Con-
ference on trial that fall at Milwaukee,
Bishop Baker presiding, and was ordaln-
ed local preacher at the same confer
ence in the Spring street church, by
Bishop Ames,
His appointments were Stoughton,
Mcfarland, Watertown, Lake Mills, Be-
lott Clinton, Appleton, Marinette and
WATERFOWL. He superanuated at the
conference of 1882. He was able to preach
occasionally, and spent several months
in lecturing on temperance. He
supplied the pulpit of the Christian
church in aBeloit from October, 1884, to
the last of January, 1885. when he went
to New Mexico for his health Ten days
after he reached New Mexico be was APP
pointed pastor of Our Church in Santa
Fe, and continued in charge of that
church until November, 1885, when be
was obliged to relinquish his work,
his health having become poorer
and hearing having failed him. He re-
NAMED in Santa Fe until the middle of
March, 1886, unable to do any work,
when the Lord opened way for him to
return to Wisconsin with his family.
They tarried seven or eight weeks with
his brother in Lake Mills, then settled in
Evansville.
A wife mourns the loss of faithful
husband; three children the absence of
loving and indulgert father, and his only
brother is bereaved of loving, faithful
councillor and friend Brother Hubbs
will be missed from the ranks of the min
istry and from his place in the annual
conference.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER.

Another old settler of Jefferson county,
Metcalf Thayer, died Saturday morning,
October Is, 1887, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. F. M. Piper. 10 the First
ward, of general debility, in the 80th
year of his age. Deceased was born at
Mendon, Mass, February, 1908. About
4S years ago he came to the then terri
tory of Wisconsin and after residence
of few months in Waukesha county,
near Summit, he settled on farm in the
town of Ixonla Here he continued to
reside until few years ago when he went
to Milwaukee and made his home with
his son Elias. Three weeks since, with
his health failing he came here to have
the care of his daughter and when the
silver cord was finally broken the sum-
mons was not unexpected, having lived
considerably beyond the allotted three
score years and ten. MI. Thayeri in his youth
received more than an ordinary education
was retiring 10 his ways and possessed all
the qualities of the sterling pioneers, who
are so rapidly passing from our midst.
During his life he held many positions
of honor and trust in his town and in the
discharge of the duties imposed upon
him, he never fcrfeited the confidence
and esteem of bis neighbors and friends.
Mr.. Thayer leaves four children, Mrs F.
M. Piper, of this city; Mrs. VIM Form
crook, of Pipersville; Elijah Thayer, of
Oconomowoc; and Elias Thayer, of Mil
waukee, assistant train dispatcher of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway.
His funeral was held from the Pipersville
church Monday forenoon, Rev. ]. M.
Campbell, of this city, pastor of the Con
gregational church, conducting the SER
vices.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
AUCTION SALE.

I will sell at public auction at my shop
on First street, on Thursday, October 20,
1887, at one o'clock in the afternoon, one
swell-body cutter, belong to DIR. F. w.
Kordenat, to satisfy charges for material
and work. w. r. JONES.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
NOTICE.

My son Emil Mcneil having left my
house without just cause, hereby warn
the public not to trust him on my account
as I would not hold myself responsible to
pay any debts hereafter contracted by
him. JOSEPH MENZEL,
October l, 1887. Milford.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against JEFF
ferson county should file them with the
county clerk on or before the 9Th day OF
November, 1887. All claims must be
filed with the clerk at least ten days be-
fore the annual meeting of the county
board, which will convene on the 18th
day of November, 1887.
JACKSON JONES,
County Clerk.